Pope
approves decrees for 17 on path to sainthood
(Vatican
Radio) On Monday, 14 December 2015, Pope Francis received Cardinal Angelo
Amato, SDB, Prefect for the Congregation for the Causes of Saints in a private
audience. In the course of the audience, the Holy Father authorized the
Congregation to promulgate decrees regarding:
1.
The miracle attributed to the intercession of the Blessed Maria Elisabetta
Hesselblad, Founder of the Order of the Most Holy Saviour of Saint Bridget;
born a Flågavik, Sweden on 4 June 1870, died at Rome 24 April 1957.
2.
The miracle attributed to the intercession of the Servant of God Ladislao
Bukowiński, diocesan Priest; born in Berdyczów, Ukraine, on 22 December 1904,
died in Karaganda, Kazakhstan, 3 December 1974.
3.
The miracle attributed to the intercession of the Venerable Servant of God
Maria Celeste Crostarosa (née Giulia), Foundress of the Sisters of the Most
Holy Redeemer; born in Naples, Italy, on 31 October 1696, died in Foggia,
Italy, 14 November 1755.
4.
The miracle attributed to the intercession of the Venerable Servant of God
Maria di Gesù (née Carolina Santocanale), Foundress of the Congregation of the
Capuchin Sisters of the Immaculata of Lourdes; born in Palermo 2 October 1852
and died in Cinisi, Italy, 27 January 1923.
5.
The miracle attributed to the intercession of the Venerable Servant of God
Itala Meta, Benedictine Oblate of the Monastery of Saint Paul in Rome; born in
La Spezia, Italy, 28 August 1904, and died there 29 April 1957.
6.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Angelo Ramazzotti, Patriarch of Venice,
Founder of the Institute for Foreign Missions; born in Milan, Italy, 3 August
1800 and died in Crespano del Grappa, Italy, on 24 September 1861.
7.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Joseph Vithayathil, diocesan Priest,
Founder of the Congregation of Sisters of the Holy Family; born in Puthenpally,
India, on 23 July 1865, died at Kuzhikkattussery, India, 8 June 1964.
8.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Joseph Mary Arizmendiarrieta, diocesan
Priest; born in Markina, Spain, 22 April 1915, and died in Mondragón 29
November 1976.
9.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Giovanni Schiavo, professed Priest of
the Congregation of San Giuseppe; born in Sant’Urbano, Italy, 8 July 1903 and
died at Caxias di Sul, Brazil, 27 January 1967.
10.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Venanzio Maria Quadri (né Antonio),
professed Religious of the Order of the Servants of Mary; born in Vado di
Setta, Italy, 9 December 1916, and died in Rome 2 November 1937.
11.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God William Gagnon, professed Religious of
the Hospitaller Order of St John; born in Dover, USA, 16 May 1905 and died in
Hô Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), Vietnam, 28 February 1972.
12.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Teresa Rosa Ferdinanda de Saldanha
Oliveira e Sousa, of the Third Order of Saint Dominic, Foundress of the
Congregation of Portugal of the Dominican Sisters of Saint Catherine of Siena;
born 4 September 1837 in Lisbon, Portugal, and died there on 8 January 1916.
13.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Maria Emilia Riquelme Zayas, Foundress
of the Institute of the Missionaries of the Most Holy Sacrament and of the
Blessed Virgin Mary Immaculate; born in Granada, Spain, 15 August 1847, and
died there 10 December 1940.
14.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Maria Speranza della Croce (née
Salustiana Antonia Ayerbe Castillo), Co-founder of the Recollected Missionary
Augustines; born in Monteagudo, Spain, 8 June 1890 and died there 23 May 1967.
15.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Emanuela Maria Maddalena Kalb (née
Elena), professed Sister of the Congregation of Sister Canonesses of Santo
Spirito in Sassia; born in Jarosław (now in Poland) on 12August 1899, and died
in Krakow, Poland, on 8 January 1986.
16.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Nicola Wolf, Layman and Father of a
family; born in Neuenkirch, Switzerland on 1 May 1756 and died at Sant’Urbano,
Switzerland, on 18 September 1832.
17.
The heroic virtue of the Servant of God Teresio Olivelli, Layman; born in Bellagio,
Italy, on 7 January 1916, and died in the concentration camp at Hersbruck,
Germany, on 17 January 1945.
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